STAIN COLOR: PINING
Check out PINING on some LOW tannin woods.
Pining is also great for weathering higher tannin woods, but it will turn them a darker gray. Check out Pining on some Additional Wood Species:
![PINING: REACTIVE STAIN 1](http://weatherwoodstains.com/cdn/shop/files/pining-on-alder2_orig.jpg?v=1713205974&width=533)
ALDER
![PINING: REACTIVE STAIN 2](http://weatherwoodstains.com/cdn/shop/files/aro-pining_1_orig.jpg?v=1713205974&width=533)
AROMATIC CEDAR
![PINING: REACTIVE STAIN 3](http://weatherwoodstains.com/cdn/shop/files/pininig-on-cedar2_orig.jpg?v=1713205973&width=533)
CEDAR
![PINING: REACTIVE STAIN 4](http://weatherwoodstains.com/cdn/shop/files/cedar-pining-jpg_2_orig.jpg?v=1713205973&width=533)
CEDAR ROUGH
![PINING: REACTIVE STAIN 5](http://weatherwoodstains.com/cdn/shop/files/pining-cypress_1_orig.jpg?v=1713205973&width=533)
CYPRESS
![PINING: REACTIVE STAIN 6](http://weatherwoodstains.com/cdn/shop/files/DOUG_FIR_FLAT_GRAIN.jpg?v=1713205973&width=533)
DOUG FIR FLAT GRAIN
![PINING: REACTIVE STAIN 7](http://weatherwoodstains.com/cdn/shop/files/pining-vg-fir-2_orig.jpg?v=1713205973&width=533)
DOUG FIR VG
![PINING: REACTIVE STAIN 8](http://weatherwoodstains.com/cdn/shop/files/PINING_ON_HEMLOCK.jpg?v=1713205974&width=533)
HEMLOCK
![PINING: REACTIVE STAIN 9](http://weatherwoodstains.com/cdn/shop/files/hickory-pining_1_orig.jpg?v=1713205973&width=533)
HICKORY
![PINING: REACTIVE STAIN 10](http://weatherwoodstains.com/cdn/shop/files/ipe-pining_1_orig.jpg?v=1713205973&width=533)
IPE
![PINING: REACTIVE STAIN 11](http://weatherwoodstains.com/cdn/shop/files/locust-pining_2_orig.jpg?v=1713205974&width=533)
LOCUST
![PINING: REACTIVE STAIN 12](http://weatherwoodstains.com/cdn/shop/files/pining-on-maple2_orig.jpg?v=1713205973&width=533)
MAPLE
![PINING: REACTIVE STAIN 13](http://weatherwoodstains.com/cdn/shop/files/redwood-recl_2_orig.jpg?v=1713205974&width=533)
REDWOOD
![PINING: REACTIVE STAIN 14](http://weatherwoodstains.com/cdn/shop/files/oak-rs-polyurethane-web-1_3_orig.jpg?v=1713205973&width=533)
RED OAK
![PINING: REACTIVE STAIN 15](http://weatherwoodstains.com/cdn/shop/files/white-oak-lacquer_1_orig.jpg?v=1713205974&width=533)
WHITE OAK
TOPCOAT Examples:
We can't show you on every wood type! But here's the general idea: White Maintenance Oil lightens. Clear Maintenance Oil darkens and enhances wood tone. Polyurethane [may darken] & will permanently seal.
On textured wood, the gray will be more pronounced.